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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1933
Page
2
A married 28 year old mother of two seeks guidance about an affair with a neighbor. Virginia Lee cautions that thrill is not worth wrecking two homes and offers counsel to end the relationship and find legitimate excitement elsewhere.
In midsummer homemaker guidance, net crochet curtains allow daylight while reducing publicity. Swedish embroidery in filet mesh with boiled finish adds color harmony to drapes, matching tones to room design. Advice covers color choices by window direction, with north faces warm pinks and roses, and east or west faces softer greens and yellows.
A reader asks how to handle a six year old who runs away to play with other children. Dr Garry C Myers suggests channeling his social energy into constructive home activities with games and books, and enforcing immediate, consistent punishments for leaving the premises.
Dr Clendening warns that infections on the upper face are especially dangerous due to facial veins leading to the skull. He advises minimal handling, not squeezing pus, and letting abscesses dry or open on their own to prevent life-threatening complications.
In fashion circles the feminine influence remains pivotal as Jeanne Lanvin implements tabots on numerous garments including Gimner dresses sleeves. The piece notes Lanvin's pervasive design choices shaping contemporary style debates and industry attention.
Garden expert details lily cultivation from soil types to planting depth and spacing. Lilium species vary in sun tolerance and moisture needs. most prefer partial shade and good drainage, with regular moisture during active growth and mulching to conserve water.
The poem titled Nightingale Ode speaks of the nightingale’s hopeful song guiding love, contrasting May’s joy with the speaker’s doomed romance. It cites Jove’s will and the beloved Muse, ending with a note about serving two muses and being one of a numbered sequence attributed to John Millen.
A dark sheer printed chiffon suit with star motif is showcased as a stylish, cool option for hot days and autumn. The black silk pique hat with a droopy brim and velvet ribbon complements the ensemble. White accents stay fashionable as fall wardrobes shift toward black and white contrasts.
Household hints present a bridge luncheon menu serving eight with dishes like Mushrooms ala King in Bread Baskets and Peach Temptation. Recipes cover mushroom cheese filling, bread basket prep, gelatin mold, and peach whipped cream dessert.
A simple recipe for Special Iced Tea uses three teaspoons tea and boiling water steeped five minutes. Strain, cool with chopped ice, then mix in lemon juice orange juice sugar and ginger ale. Serve over ice in tall glasses with mint and orange slices. yields six large glasses.
The article describes heavy cotton fabrics suited for formal and fun evening wear, including linen, calico, gingham, pique, and seersucker. It highlights two smart cotton styles with bias and double-front details, pleated sleeve caps, and ruffles, recommending combinations like white pique with organdie, and bold color pairings.
The success of a rewave hinges on the operator, hair condition, and method used. Poor hair shaft condition yields unsatisfactory results. avoid wetting hair, harsh shampoos, direct soap rubbing, inadequate rinsing, sun exposure, and excessive heat. Regular reconditioning before a perm or rewave boosts chances of a healthy, lasting wave.
A reader asks about reducing fat in the bust, abdomen, and thighs after childbirth. The column notes a "New Figure" booklet with exercises for upper arms. Advice includes selecting nail lacquers and tips for smoother skin, with editor’s note offering pamphlets for postage.
In hot weather readers are advised to use cooling measures and stay indoors where possible. The column stresses comfort and practical tips for sustaining everyday routines despite heat while encouraging calm, orderly living in the household and surroundings.
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